Michigan Rebuilding the Party

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Comment by apackof2 on March 28, 2009 at 9:06am

The Boston Tea Party was an act of direct protest by American Colonists
demanding representation in the British Government.They became known as the original patriots

The National Debt is $10.9 Trillion!
Bailouts of 2008 and 2009: Purely deficit spending.
The Government does not have any money, it takes your money from you and, borrows more, then spends that!

WE SAY ENOUGH!

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Comment by Stephen Willis on March 12, 2009 at 12:29am

I am all in

Comment by Stephen Willis on January 10, 2009 at 9:10pm

Please consider,
All Presidential primaries should be closed, allowing only Party members to vote.
I would like your opinions.
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Comment by Arella on January 1, 2009 at 3:07am

A New Year Blessing

May the road you walk be a smooth one, May your troubles be few – if any,
May the days and years that lie ahead Be healthy, happy, and many, May you have friends in abundance, May the sun shine bright around you, May the world be a wonderful place to live, And may God’s love always surround you. Hope you have a joyful new year and many happy years ahead!

Comment by Jason Taylor on December 2, 2008 at 7:06pm

I will not establish a timetable until the "Mission and Plan" thread is officially closed. This way, we have an opportunity to hear some more input before committing to a specific deadline. Also, I am working on a sort of "membership drive" for our group; I would like to see the "Gone Wrong" discussion remain open until at least Sunday so that any newcomers can participate.

As always, suggestions from all are always cherished.

Comment by Jason Taylor on December 2, 2008 at 5:14pm

You got it John. I did leave the "Mission and Plan" open for now, but please notice the new discussion.

Comment by Ketura Brandes on December 2, 2008 at 12:38am

Ok - I put in my "2 cents" - can't wait to hear what everyone else thinks!

Comment by Jason Taylor on December 1, 2008 at 2:02am

Dearest Friends:

As promised, we now have a new discussion titled, "Our Mission and Purpose". Take a look, and tell me what you think.

As soon as we all agree on exactly what we're here to accomplish, we can get started on the fun part - making a real impact on the Michigan GOP.

If all goes well, I'd like to see us really start to turn heads by time the new County officials are elected in January.

Best regards:
Jason Taylor

Comment by Stephen Willis on November 29, 2008 at 8:56pm

.Please allow me to start by apologizing to all of you.

I spend 5 wonderful years in Michigan, at Worthsmith Air Force Base.


My first car was a Chevy. I loved it, it was powerful and Beautiful. I no longer drive a GM car. Why? They cost too much, there unreliable, and weak. Oh, here Texas, We once built GM vehicles, in a plant near Dallas. The plant is closed, in large part, because of Local Government regulations, and tax policies of the last Democrat President.


Please understand what happens in Michigan affects me, directly. During these discussions, remember, we must look forward, lets us provide answers to how create a strong business environment in Michigan and in the nation, at large. I would like see a strong General Motors.
When GM is strong, the nation is strong.


SW

Comment by Jason Taylor on November 29, 2008 at 9:14am

It would seem to me that the first order of business and appropriate starting point would be to define our current reality.

Absolutely. It sounds like we are on the same page here, Dave. Implementing permanent, meaningful change to our State will take quite some time - after all, we didn't get to this point overnight.

Any change that will come to the State will be the cumulative effect of changes initiated locally. Any changes that we can effect locally will be attained by repairing and retooling our local Party groups. Any improvements that we make to these local groups will start with the way we change ourselves, in both ethic and action.

But "A changes B, changes C, changes D" is a rather complicated machine to operate. Before we start to fiddle with A, we need to determine where D currently is, where it needs to go, and how to best get it there. Even a slight miscalculation to A could bring D far off course.

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